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SEAGULLS HAVE BEEN back on the agenda again this summer with calls for the government to do something about their reign of terror.
Summer also happens to coincide with their nesting season and they’ve been snatching sandwiches out of people’s hands and dive-bombing like there’s no tomorrow. The stories of seagull attacks can make you feel like you’re living in Hitchcock’s The Birds and some seem so ridiculous you’d almost think they’ve been made up.
So, can you tell the difference between ones we DID make up and the real-life seagull encounters? Take the test…
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